The pre-sale data of the recent projects is quite disappointing. Take FOGO for example, they invested 6 BNB, and in the end, it only oversubscribed by 40 times, returning 5.85294 tokens. At that time, the BNB price was $907, so the cost was about $133. Now, based on the pre-market price, the estimated gross profit is around $60. If the price continues to decline later, the profit margin will be even tighter. In such a situation, is it really worth participating just for this small hedging gain?

By the way, there have been more airdrop activities for new tokens recently. Another round is happening at 4 PM. After a major project plummeted earlier, many people probably chose to exit, which might affect participation and score distribution. There will be a new token airdrop tomorrow, so there are continuous opportunities.

If you want to boost your score, it’s recommended to keep the budget around $500, divided into multiple small transactions. This approach makes sense—if, like before, you get caught in a single large order, two months of effort could be wasted. Therefore, when participating in airdrops, safety should come first. It’s better to earn less than to risk getting caught in a trap.